Elio Poon
繁中Tell me what you make

Ways to work together

Would the thing you make
repay a proper look?

One story page at a fixed price, and two custom directions priced to the scope: what each covers, how a project runs, and the questions people actually ask. By the end you should be able to tell whether I am a fit for what you make.

I don’t take on every project. I choose brands with a real story, real quality behind it and something they genuinely believe — because a story only moves people when it’s true.

Founding clients · first 10 only

A story page: US$399 to build, then US$89 a month.

  • The monthly price never rises while you stay. From the eleventh client on, the standard price is US$599 to build and US$129 a month.
  • Twelve months minimum. After that, carry on, or buy it outright for US$999 — one year of the monthly fee — and take the full code, the assets and a handover guide with you.
  • Your domain is registered in your name from start to finish.
  • The monthly fee covers hosting, backups, one content update a month and a short report.
Tell me what you make

Which of these is your problem?

01

People arrive, and leave after one glance

Story page · One product, one page with a story

One page people keep scrolling: I find the thing about what you make that is worth a proper look, turn it into a short experience, and end it at the place people already buy from you.

Founding clients: US$399 to build, then US$89 a month (standard price US$599 and US$129 a month). First 10 clients only, and the monthly price never rises while you stay.

Included
One story page, around six scenes, one language, desktop and mobile, linked to the checkout or form you already use, and basic tracking. Then hosting, one content update a month and a short monthly report on how the page is doing.
Quoted separately
A second language, more pages, accounts, carts, new payment methods, complex back ends.
02

I want a story that is only mine, and one thing from start to finish

Custom story site · Made from scratch, like this page

No fixed structure: your own film, your own cuts, your own pace, with the page and the pictures built on one idea and one set of assets.

Priced to the scope, once the scope is agreed.

Included
A story interview, a storyboard, scenes and transitions made for you, desktop and mobile, with the film and the page sharing one idea and one set of assets.
Quoted separately
Pages beyond the scope, other languages, live-action shoots.
03

I just need a film people stop for

Story & film · Story-led ads / Brand films

A clear idea, a considered script and a visual narrative that gives a brand something worth saying.

Priced to the scope, once the scope is agreed.

Included
One product, one story, the main film, a few alternative openings sharing the same footage, and two focused rounds of revisions.
Quoted separately
Several products, voiceover in other languages, extensive re-edits.

How a project runs

  1. 01

    A conversation

    Your product, the people you want to reach, what you already have, and what you want to happen. This is also where we find out whether I am the right person — if I am not, I will say so.

  2. 02

    Plan and scope

    The story page has a fixed price, so work starts once the story and the assets are agreed. Anything custom gets written down first — what is in, what is out, how many rounds, roughly how long — and the quote follows the scope.

  3. 03

    Story and composition

    The concept, the script and the storyboard or layout come first. Production starts once the direction is agreed — changing a frame costs far less than changing a finished film.

  4. 04

    Build and preview

    Film and page move together. Partway through you get a preview you can actually click and scroll, not just screenshots.

  5. 05

    Launch, then a little better every month

    The page goes live on your own domain, which always stays in your name. I look after the hosting and the monthly updates; after twelve months you can carry on, or buy the full code outright and take it with you. Any limitations come with it rather than after it.

Questions people ask

How much real client work have you done?

What is on this site is an original concept prototype, not delivered client work — and it says so next to every frame. I am looking for my first ten founding clients, which is why the founding price is as low as it is. If you need a long list of past clients before you can start, I am probably not the right person yet.

How do you price?

The story page has a fixed price: for founding clients, US$399 to build and then US$89 a month, twelve months minimum, first ten clients only — and the monthly price never rises while you stay. From the eleventh client on, the standard price is US$599 to build and US$129 a month. Custom sites and films are priced from direct costs, hours, rounds of revisions and where the work will be used, once the scope is agreed.

How long does it take?

A story page usually goes live two to four weeks after the story and the assets are agreed, depending on the content and the design. Custom work depends on the scope, and the schedule is agreed up front.

Do you use AI to make the visuals?

Yes, and I label it. The illustrations on this site were generated from my own storyboard and prompts, and the page says so. Where a real product or a real place needs photography, it gets photography — a concept image never stands in for a product shot.

Can I get just the page, without a film?

Yes. The story page is the page; a film is a separate direction, and neither requires the other.

What does the monthly fee cover, and who owns what?

Hosting and SSL, backups, one content update a month (new words, a new picture, or a scene for a new product) and a short monthly report on how the page is doing. Your domain is registered in your name from start to finish. I maintain the code while you subscribe; after twelve months you can carry on, or buy it outright and take it with you. The buy-out is one year of the monthly fee — US$999 for founding clients, US$1,499 at the standard price — and includes the full code, the assets and a handover guide. After a buy-out, maintenance is no longer included and changes are charged separately.

What do I need to have ready?

Information about the product, any photos or video you already have, where people currently buy it, and who makes the final call. We can still talk without assets — it just adds time to production.

Think it might fit?

Have a look at something I have actually made, or just write and tell me what you make.

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